Were is the neutral saftey switch located on a 1998 cirrus

possible in the switch but more likely in the cable or shifting levers --dry/rusted / damaged

Yes this would be a transmission neutral safety switch problem. the switch sit over the post that the shift cable attaches to on the ****** case. Picture below.

its mounted on transaxle.if you follow shift linkage to trans

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1996-98 Cirrus, Stratus, Sebring Convertible and Breeze; 1997-98 Sebring Coupe and Avenger

These vehicles are not equipped with a conventional neutral safety switch or back-up light switch. Instead, the automatic transaxle is equipped with a Transaxle Range Sensor (TRS), which is located on top of the valve body. This sensor performs the functions of the neutral safety and back-up light switches.

The TRS, if defective, must be removed with the transaxle's valve body as an assembly. The TRS is mounted on the top side of the valve body.

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Keep in mind that the neutral starting/back-up light switch and the transaxle range sensor are both non-adjustable components.



Fig. 1: Neutral/back-up light switch-31TH models

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it is a bad neutral saftey switch, have this replaced and will be fine.

If it is a stick it's on the clutch arm, if it's automatic its on the side of the transmisson.

follow your cable that comes out off the column where it connects to change the gears on trans there you will find it buried hope this helps alanwrench

It is built into the valve body of the transmission. It can be replaced, but it should be done by a pro. What are the symtoms that make you ask>

there is no neutral saftey switch... it is incorporated into the trans range sensor, which is on the side of the trans, hooked to the gear selector cable...hope this helps and good luck